What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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Page 71
... becomes the solution , recurs from time to time with modifications as it appears in different mental sets . But it must also be remembered that ideas which fail to become the solution also reappear from time to time with modifications ...
... becomes the solution , recurs from time to time with modifications as it appears in different mental sets . But it must also be remembered that ideas which fail to become the solution also reappear from time to time with modifications ...
Page 87
... becomes engrossed in revision and verification , he grows much less certain of his success . During most of this ... become so discouraged in this final stage that they either abandon the whole project or else produce a second rate ...
... becomes engrossed in revision and verification , he grows much less certain of his success . During most of this ... become so discouraged in this final stage that they either abandon the whole project or else produce a second rate ...
Page 90
... becomes more aware of the defects and imperfections in his work . The thinker may become so discouraged in his efforts that he either aban- dons the whole project or else produces a second rate result . However , the dissatisfaction and ...
... becomes more aware of the defects and imperfections in his work . The thinker may become so discouraged in his efforts that he either aban- dons the whole project or else produces a second rate result . However , the dissatisfaction and ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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